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Floot is a tool that allows building and shipping web and mobile apps directly within Claude or ChatGPT, providing a ready-to-use workspace with database, hosting, and live URLs for cross-platform publishing.
An AI developer shares their personal ranking of AI models for coding, marketing, and shipping mobile apps, with Claude Opus 5.5 ranked first.
AirBuild offers an autonomous agent team that automates the building, reviewing, and publishing of native iOS apps, handling end-to-end App Store processes without manual intervention.
A hot take claiming that the App Store in mainland China has become stagnant and unproductive, likened to a pool of dead water.
The tweet suggests using ChatGPT and Codex to scrape data from mobile apps via iPhone mirroring, expressing frustration with closed data silos.
Apple is cleaning up low-quality apps in the App Store, including dating, flashlight, wallpaper, and sound effect apps. New submissions will be rejected unless they offer a significantly different experience. At the same time, vulgar apps such as drinking games and simulated farting or burping are banned, and developer accounts that repeatedly submit may be actioned.
The article highlights the Nutristant Scan app for checking ingredient lists and providing health advice, and also lists other popular apps available on the Apple App Store.
A developer shares how using AppLaunchpad, a tool with pre-built templates and a drag-and-drop editor, simplified and sped up the creation of App Store screenshots for their travel booking app, reducing repetitive design work.
AI agents are dramatically increasing code production and deployment frequency, but native mobile app development faces delays due to App Store review processes.
EAS Observe is a performance monitoring tool for Expo and React Native apps that measures startup speed and screen usability on real devices, with device context and integration with EAS Updates.
This paper presents optimized lightweight deep learning models for smartphone-based oral cancer screening, achieving high performance with interpretability and robustness using a diverse multi-centre dataset.
This paper audits GUI grounding evaluations, revealing that high instruction-element embedding similarity often reflects visible-label recovery rather than semantic grounding, and advocates for reporting lexical baselines and diagnostics.
MobileForge is a benchmark for project-level multi-screen mobile app generation, evaluating multimodal LLMs on build success, cross-page navigation, visual fidelity, maintainability, and efficiency. Experiments on six frontier multimodal LLMs show current models can compile and reach pages but still struggle with interactive navigation and visual quality.
Toplify is a tool that allows users to track their App Store rankings worldwide.
Grok 4.5 is now available across web, X, and iOS and Android apps, marking a significant update to the AI assistant.
A study finds that over one in eight apps marketed to US troops contain software from Chinese or Russian companies, raising concerns about data harvesting and national security.
A BBC article highlights a new Mozilla Foundation report revealing that some popular period tracking apps share sensitive health data with third parties like Google, Meta, and TikTok, while others have strong privacy protections. It provides guidance on how users can assess privacy risks in such apps.
June 2026 global mobile app download rankings show Meta AI gaining 40% MoM growth after integrating into Facebook search, while Google NotebookLM and Adobe Express also see significant boosts from product updates and new features.
Anthropic is extending its Cowork agentic system to mobile apps, with evidence of cloud-based execution to remove the need for a desktop machine to remain awake, along with groundwork for a voice model refresh.
Apple announced its App Store facilitated over $1.4 trillion in developer billings and sales in 2025, up from $1.3 trillion the prior year, with 90% of transactions involving no commission. The company also highlighted that 40 of the top 100 apps now have consumer-facing AI capabilities, hinting at potential AI agent announcements at WWDC.